Mohave County miner., 1887-08-20
Frank 81 q. Cockburn came in on yes
terday's special train.

w u. Middleton has resigned his posi-
ton az assayer at the Sampling works.
Taggart & Co. received some OF the
finest peaches and grapes ever brought TO
this country.
An extra passenger train Of four coach
es and two Pulman's went through yes
terday morning.
W. J. Roe is in town, and tells US that
he expects to start for Nevada next
Tuesday, with his family.
The west bound passenger train was
about five hours late on Thursday, being
delayed by a wasLout near Las Vegas.
Orders have been received by the Clerk
OF the District Court to draw both Grand
and Trial Juries for the coming term OF
court.
Ponds Extract, for pain. Almost by
word OF mouth alone its reputation and
use have spread through half the house.
holds in the land.
Ponds Extract aGts on the cause, and
by removing that destroys the disease.
Try the Extract tor any pain, ache sore
ness or hemorrhage.
Carpenters Were at work yesterday and
this morning fitting up Taggart's Hall for
the grand wrestling match between
Messrs. Clack aud Trcvithick
4 number OF the miners from the c. o.
D.. Cupel aud other mines around Stock
ton Hill are ia town Tor the purpose OF
taking in the wrestling match.
We understand that the recently organ
lied Social and Literary Club Of this town
are going to send oT for pair of boxing
gloves as soon as there is money enough
in the treasury.
A Missouri farmer PRODUCED til; follow
ing memorandum at his corner grocery {:
"CarOsene. hcarpins, Sally rdtus and
sbugar, mualin and nos medsin, razins
and bottle of jew Nipper cordial.
The Mohaye Mining and Milling corpo-
ration is composed Of ten Of Klngman's
best citizens and largest property owners.
Afrll account OF the object and purposes
OF the formation OF this company will ap-
pear il our next issue.
L. NJ. Dscheller, Esd, the popular
travelling auditor OF the Atlantic q Pa
ciiic is in town to-day. He was engaged
during the morning in checking up our
agent at the depot, but il Ii needless to
say that everything is always correct in
Mr.. Copeland's office.
The MINER Office is now engaged in
printing the Constitution and BY Laws OF
Kingman Lodge, No. 7, Independent Or
der OF Odd Fellows. 1t will be book OF
about eighty pages, and we intend to
make it the best job ever turned out OF an
Arizona printing Office.
DR.. James z, Booth, the local surgeon
Of the Atlantic & Pacific is in town te- lay.
and is being toted around by his friend
Mr.. Bacheller. During his short stay al
the Needles the Doctor i,as already made
himself very popular among the railroad
boys, many OF whom have known him in
New Mexico
This morning at 10 O'Clock Probate
Judge Blakely, Sheriff Steen, and Clerk
Bucksbaum drew the names Of fifteen
Grand Jurors and twenty-four Tria! Ju-
rors 10 serve at the coming term OF the
District Court. Lack OF time prevents
us from giving the names drawn in this
issue. They will be published next week.
The wrestling match tonight will no
doubt attract large attendance. 1t is TO
take alace in Taggart's Hall at p. M,
admission one dollar. The hall has been
specially fitted up with raised seats for
this occasion so that every one in the
audience will have clear view OF the
wrestlers, In addition to the 500 stakes
the winner takes all receiits and paws all
the expenses.
We lead and others follow in the matter
Of reducing prices, and We attend to lead
if we have to sell ten car Dads OF goods
per day at one per cent profit. Call and
see US and get our prices is all We ask
and all we want to get your trade. Our
prices and goods speak for themselves.
We only advertise to encourag, the print
er--and because it pays Us to 10 it. W.
II. Taggart & Go.
The card OF w. n. Sherman, physician
and surgeon, appears in this ISSUE. DIR.
Sherman has had large ana varied
practice extending over IA period Of fih>en
years, is a graduate Of two reputable med
ical colleges, has an extensive library and
one Of the bcst collections OF surgical and
other instruments necessary to his pro
iession TO be found in the Territory. DIR.
Sherman is here to stay and we are glad
OF It. Those in need Of medical attend
ance viii do well to call on him.
At the Needles last Thursday, Jones, a
brakeman on the switch engine there, was
arrested, tried and sentenced 10 q fine Of
125 and imprisonment in the county jail
for thirty days, for striking one Of the
Apache scouts from San Carlos, who was
at that time laying over at the Needles.
II seems that Jones, who had been drink